Christopher Clayton
Assistant Professor of Finance
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Christopher Clayton does research in finance, international macro-finance, and macroeconomics. His recent research topics include multinational banking, financial regulation and resolution, and monetary policy. He received a PhD in Economics from Harvard University, and a BA in Economics and Mathematics from the University of Chicago.
Education
- PhD, Harvard University, 2020
- BA, University of Chicago, 2012
Selected Works
Working Papers
- Internationalizing Like China
C. Clayton, A. Dos Santos, M. Maggiori, and J. Schreger
2022
- Unregulated Finance and Optimal Regulation
C. Clayton and A. Schaab
2022
- Multinational Banks and Financial Stability
C. Clayton and A. Schaab
Quarterly Journal of Economics
2021, Accepted
- Optimal Illiquidity
J. Beshears, J. J. Choi, C. Clayton, C. Harris, D. Laibson, and B. C. Madrian
2021
- Crisis Interventions in Corporate Insolvency
S. Antill and C. Clayton
2021
- Bail-Ins, Optimal Regulation, and Crisis Resolution
C. Clayton and A. Schaab
2021
- A Theory of Dynamic Inflation Targets
C. Clayton and A.Schaab
2021
- Heterogeneous Price Rigidities and Monetary Policy
C. Clayton, X. Jaravel, and A. Schaab
2018
Achievements
- AQR Top Finance Graduate Award, 2020
- Finance Theory Group: Best Finance Theory Job Market Paper, 2020